Once Again, Our King is Leading

When everyone is losing hope and faith in their leaders. Our King has a different story. The story that touches lives everyday.

If I have to make a wish for the world leaders, it would be the exemplary leadership of His majesty The King of Bhutan. I would request, please learn the art of greatness from my king.

This is not the first time our kings have touched such a subject. So world leaders must know that the power doesn't come with the barrel of a gun but with a great vision, love and care for others.

His Majesty granting Medical Gift Hampers to foreign workers at HCC [Punatsangchhu] isolation centre took my breath away. It touched my heart so deep. It gave me a feeling of a happy family, feeling of care, feeling of safe and a feeling of unity.

Then I whispered to the Almighty above for the continued good health of His Majesty. May we fight this COVID pandemic successfully? May we live harmoniously under the great leadership of our kings?

It gave me another moment to feel proud and happy as a Bhutanese citizen.

...and my King is my IDOL.

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